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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Hole" data-source="post: 1204787" data-attributes="member: 90064">Hi BrownardI did what you said regarding step 4 and putting a space between SetupTv.exe and /Configure-DB.&nbsp; That fixed the problem I had before and TV server Configuration then started.&nbsp; It is unusual to have a space in an address like that. After downloading the TV channels, I then tried to open MediaPortal.&nbsp; However, now I get an error messages saying &quot;direct3d device could not be created&quot; which prevents it from opening. I also installed MediaPortal on another computer yesterday and it works without these problems.&nbsp; However, I find the new 1.15.0 version is more difficult to navigate and manage than the 1.2.3.0 version I had, so I will probably go back to 1.2.3.0.&nbsp; Or is there a way to make the interface the same so 1.15.0 version is like 1.2.3.0?Is it best to do a full&nbsp; uninstall and cleanup when uninstalling 1.15.0 and going back to 1.15.0?Regards Richard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Hole, post: 1204787, member: 90064"] Hi Brownard I did what you said regarding step 4 and putting a space between SetupTv.exe and /Configure-DB. That fixed the problem I had before and TV server Configuration then started. It is unusual to have a space in an address like that. After downloading the TV channels, I then tried to open MediaPortal. However, now I get an error messages saying "direct3d device could not be created" which prevents it from opening. I also installed MediaPortal on another computer yesterday and it works without these problems. However, I find the new 1.15.0 version is more difficult to navigate and manage than the 1.2.3.0 version I had, so I will probably go back to 1.2.3.0. Or is there a way to make the interface the same so 1.15.0 version is like 1.2.3.0? Is it best to do a full uninstall and cleanup when uninstalling 1.15.0 and going back to 1.15.0? Regards Richard. [/QUOTE]

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